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Do You Have Sleep Apnea? Your Heart May be at Risk

By
Jon Barron or staff at Jon Barron Baseline of Health® Foundation
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If you snore, chances are pretty good that you have been made aware of it. Anyone who has ever shared a room with you has probably made sure to complain about your snoring. Other than disturbing your significant other’s sleep from time to time, you might think snoring is not such a big deal. But you’d probably be wrong about that. Your snoring could be unhealthy if you’re a woman, even if you’ve never been diagnosed with sleep apnea. In fact, new research suggests it could be problematic for your heart.

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